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Market intelligence / Canada

See more than
a price.

Official industrial carbon-pricing benchmarks, system coverage and the context organizations need to interpret Canadian market signals responsibly.
Government source synced
$95

CAD / tCO₂e

2026Source updated May 15, 2026

01 / Federal trajectory

A clearer view
of the benchmark.

Automatic official-source sync

The federal headline price trajectory sets a policy benchmark for industrial carbon-pricing systems. It is not a live exchange quote.

Industrial carbon price trajectory2026—2040
CAD per tonne CO₂e
Federal industrial carbon price trajectory from 2026 through 2040The published trajectory begins at 95 dollars in 2026 and reaches 140 dollars in 2040. 90102.5115127.5140 26$9527282930313233343540
Source: Environment and Climate Change CanadaSource updated May 15, 2026

02 / Systems across Canada

One national benchmark.
Different market structures.

01
Environmental specialists measuring a Canadian forest carbon project
Industrial compliance

Federal OBPS

4 jurisdictions

Applies in Prince Edward Island, Manitoba, Yukon and Nunavut.

02
Aerial view of a Canadian forest restoration landscape
Industrial compliance

Provincial systems

9 jurisdictions

Locally designed systems operate within federal minimum stringency standards.

03
Wind energy infrastructure across a Canadian landscape
Cap-and-trade

Québec

Provincial market

Québec operates a provincial cap-and-trade system for emission allowances.

03 / Data integrity

Official where available.
Transparent where it isn’t.

Government source syncedCanada.ca

The headline trajectory is checked automatically against the Government of Canada source every 12 hours. If the source is temporarily unavailable, the last successfully verified values remain visible instead of showing an invented quote.

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